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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

DRESS MAKING done in all the lat
est styles. Cutting and Fitting a
specially at Miss Allie Woodward's.
34w2
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STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER g PLATTEyILLE STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster at p. m. and Arrives at
Platteville at p. m.
LEAVES Platteville at a. IN. and Arrives at Ian
caster at IL m. S. X. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER & SPECHT'S FERRY STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster at a. M. and Arrives at
Specht's Ferry at IL m,
LEAVES Speeht's Ferry at p m. and Arrives at
Lancaster at 5 D. m.
jim HARcLERoAD, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

MARRIED.-At Hazel Green, Thurs
day evening Oct. Is. Mr.. Frank IRE
wartha and Miss Eva Thomas, all of
Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

NO trouble to show goods in the well
stocked rooms of Miss Allie Woodward
33w2.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

GREAT BARGAINS in Watches at
John Baldwtn's Jewelry Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

GO to John Baldwin's for all kinds
of Silver and Gold Jewelry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
Auction,

The following property;
FIVE HEAD or HORSES AZ Yellowstone
Star Bashaw Mare. one Yearug and one colt
six months old sired by Dyer's "swgeri. AGO
one yearling Colt sired by prime Minister
and one 2-year-0ld Colt.
TEN HEAD OF COWS AND HElFERs
One Reaperand Mower, one corn Flow, one
secder 500 bushels of Gate quantity 81
Corn 80 bushels Of Wheat. one large stack Of
oat straw. Ten tons ef timothy nay, One
2seated Buggy.
TERMS :--sums Of $40 and under, ca.h ON
sums over that amount, one years Time viii be
given on secured notes bearing per cent inter
est. dlW&
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LANCASTER & BURToN STAGE.

LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at a. m and Arrives at Burton at
I'm.
leaves Burton at 80 p. m. on same days and
Arrives at Lancaster at 5 80 p. m.
S. r. GREEN, Prop.
LANCASTER, BEETOWN Il BLOOMINGTON
STAGE.
LEAVES Lancaster every Tuesday Thursday and
and Saturday at q. m. ard Arrives at Bloom
ingtOn at ~ IN.
LEAVES Bloomington at p. m. on same days
and Arrives at Lancaster at 6 p. m.
5. JOHNSON, Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

FOR SALE OR RENT!
acres One hundred and twenty-five acres under
cultIvation balance timber and pasture.
Apply to MARY wALsHor
2sws T.. F, WALSH, Mt. Hope, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
dvanced Education.

Just behold these
little children,
who are playing
on the floor,
AS they roll about
and kick about
and bOisterous'
ly roar;
AS they clap theii
hands In great
delig b {, an q
think 1t splen'
did fun,
While construct
ing of a bag of
bones a human
skeleton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

GOOD dry oak wood at $3.50 cord,
for sale by j. Z. BARNETT & Son.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

WEDDING PRESENTS at John
Baldwin's. The very latest styles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20
LloREcLosURD SALE.

NTuNI NUUUIY " ISCONFTN
W. II. Beebe, Plaintiffs attorney. postofiice
address lattevlle. Grant County. Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

NFdNI IUUHIy, WI
ORR & LuowEY, plaintiffs attorneys. postofic
address, Lacaster. Grant County, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-20

JOS. S. HUTCHINSON.
Residing one mile west
OF MI. Ida, viii seli NJ
auction. commencing az
10 O'Clock a, m, on
10, g5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15
They Run off ID. Europe.

What fort Most Of them for pieasure-many for hs.,s
The could their money and get at hon.
they wise enough The American people neryous
excitabe and BY their Of life they these tb
int diseases which bring suffering and death When ~
systems all down and their unstrupe th
who afford it try foreign tour-often coming 49,
than when they went
Tho cheaper, quicker, and mode curing p.rv.
dyspepsasnd most Of have that trouble or sss a..
eds to stay home change habs and Kaskn. ~,
quinne correct the effects Of ease in III No.
stomach. liver an I kidneys
Kaskne aays the inhammaory conditions regulate, IN.
bowels promotes healthy secretion OF bile causes the x
noursh instead Of lying the act a. po
gives good appetite and plenty OF reres hing
1t contains opium whatever any other narcotic
also has the virtue possessed by other medicine
OF oeing perfectly borne by the most delicate and .h
stomacha Women and chronic nvlias write to us dan,
telling OF the splendid action Of Kaskne In their
Btters purgatves stimulants all forms OF pepan Ana
qunne only disguise dyspepsia they cure II
Mrs j. Lawson. l4l Bergenst. Brooklyn, was cured a.
Malaria and dyspepsia OF years standing bv
Kaskne, the quinine treatment having wholly failed
We shall he glad ssnd application Testimonial
letters whose truth not be doubted
The Kaskdns Company, 81 warrenst, New.York, and IS
harrington Road, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15
BROOKLYN.

suit Of DR.. William Crukshank 10 recover $4,000 as
damages alleged Islander from William Gordon who do
tried In the CITY Court Yesterday uchal In part anu
Modification the remainder we're the defence.
The Rev Samuel Mcbride. who formerly Presby.
terrain ordained and nsae pastor OF the Centennial
Dr Justin Fulton DR.. Thomas Armitags OF York,
preached
Frank Blank who has boen In tho Kings County Jail for
three sentenced for six months upon charge or
shown TO satisfaction OF Judge Moore that lie was victim
u conspiracy.
The found that the death OF John Deay
the In Palmers cOoperage on May 70 was
smng tho city police OF employing private de-
when lie suspected ncendarism was being planned
f. T. Ide president o. the Brooklyn Temperance Union,
reported MAYOR Whitney yesterday that 500 persons were
seen entering hny gin mills on sunday.
The Brook Ign City Railroad Company the Long Island
corporations which Seymour lie Grand hused was con-
yesterday adopted appropriate resolutions OF regret
The Estimate again considered the school budget
yesteay President Payne oil the board OF huuaoh su
y7I5 900 asked enough The Mayor thought this
sum ou ght TO expended for primary schools
verdict suicide rendered yesterday In tho case Of
Poole who shot his wife and theh himself on Mon
day in Raymondst The wife Is recovering.
Congressman " White has received the degree OF LII D..
from Knox College. at Gaesburg ILL.,, Oh which he IS An
alumnus
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company proposes to wind
up OWING the cutting of rates and the
quent gloomy outlook. The company has surplus Of
The Beecher Memorial Fund amounts to s23034 rs
While clothes ont OF window yesterday afternoon
Mrs Kate Brunz OF No 337 Grand fell and died within
hour
The work OF cleaning the streets will begin under the
CONTRACTOR oman Clark today He hopes TO clean twenty
Ava mill "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-15
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WAS 1T A PLAN OF THE SOCIALISTS

A threatening letter sent to William G. WILSON, the
Fifth florist last Saturday at his extensive nurser
los Astoria L. |. Ii came by mail and was written in
uermnn hand 1t was posted at Stoinway and signed
oening' The writer threatened that Mr.. H.
sons dollhouse, would be burned and his body roasted like
lie horses Belt stables II he did comply
with writer's demand Tho letter stated that 1000
brothers camping outside the woods and that
placed the edge OF
a pond the Woosey estate the night the enemy
would attack him.
Mr. Wilson, supposng that the letter written by
Socialist who wanod 10 backma him. placed the matter In
the hands of decoy package placed
the spot the letter. ON Saturday night shortly
dark. detectives secteted themselves IN the woods
where they could watch the supposed money packae About
acting suspiciousy were discovered ~ the
made attempt disturb the package
The matter Is being investigated The noighbofhood con.
tans alleged Socialists several OF whom are mpoyoi
BY MI Wilson.
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HANDICAP. p MILE.
FIFrH-MAY STAKES. Two-YEAROLDs. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
WINNERS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS l4Another clear hot day for the races
with fast track good racing and fine attendance II was
reported at Haggn had started HE threeyea
dds Acade and Prodga for Chicago to take part IN the
Anne rican Derby which Of week from Saturday
FIRST RAcR-Purss $500: s-mle heats Fret heat-Font
finished Bidy Bowling second and Fred Ze
big third Time-l:l524 second heat-font won easily
Tnme-1:l5@ - .
sRcoYD RAcE-Purse 800: twoyear- ods mile. Hypo-
critic won. Mirth second, Aberdeen poor third limo
ll6x
nTHiRD RAcEst LOUIS Brewers Cup; 200 sweepstakes
for All ages Is miles starters Nolante (l14. Muir
pnrl Monte Criso dos schlutius Lucky b. scratched
Poos-Voante $50 Monte Criso S25. Monte Crsto took
the lead sunerance ana showed the way
10 the stretch where Nolante under pull
ahead and by two lengths Tme-3O7" The race
was hardly than q walkover.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500; for all ages; selling; 1l6
miles Malaria by neck ST Valentine second tho same
distance in front of Leman third. Tims-l601
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TILE NEW YORK NINE GETS A GAME.
LIVELY CONTEST WITH PHILADELPHIA
GOOD PLAYING ALL AROUND-LoUIsvILLE BEATEN
BY lie MEIs.

GOOD PLAYING ALL AROUND-LoUIsvILLE BEATEN
BY THE NETS.
The GOO spectators the Polo Grounds yester
day forget dusty and tho disconforts
of the Journey thther after they got into the ncosre and
thought OF nothing besides the battle for honors
between the NewYork and Philadelphia League nvas
Better played exciting have been seen at
grounds yesterday match anything but tame TO the
true baseball enthusiast Heavier batting and more base
running might have suited some OF the on
lockers more. but the lovers of scientific play
ing than satisfied. II looks at the game
on paper the Quakers ought to have for
they bassbs than their opponents and just the
same number Those who tho as 1t was
played thought that tue local players deserved the victory
they had worked so hard TO win.
Matore pitched in excellent form for the NewYor nine
and Brown ably assisted young pitcher Bufnton the
long pitcher opposed the home bater also made fair
record except the last two nnings whom the NewYor
players scored the winning Andrews made remark
able catch and Knocked Fogarty
the other heetoosd Quaker was after the same fly
ORourke also difficult catch in left fold All the
players gloves except pitcher Mattmore and
he probably would except That he would not have been
able pitch he had Some has suggested that the
NewYork players getting their hands white and soft for
their appearance IN socisty next winter.
The onlookers aroused enthusiasm in the opening
inning although neither side scored run Ewing ard
and Common were thrown out at I: and the Children S NIL
and Andrews each sent to first called balls yet
'Pc S
tempted to steal 10 secoud anu feufou
o Rourks aud Andrews was consequently left az first
the first to making
Farrar led off with hit second
on passed ball aud he plainly thrown out at third IN
spite Ewings deliberate movements with his heavily
gloved hands Umpire Powers from his position In Tho centre
field said however fOgarty hon sent tho ball to-
short and ward In trying 10 cut Farar of at the
threw Wild AMI Parrar scored the In
local players around tho
bases tod the After two players were en Common
hit safely stole to second and scored on hit to fight field by
O'Rourke
In the inning the visiting PLAYERS scored and
again lead Cunning hunted" the ball and would
st safe but threw tho ball
and Cunning took two bases instead OF
Fogarty hit slow ball to short sending Cunning TO third
Cunning ought TO have been run out be ween rd and home
dropped the ball and the tho Tho
onookers happy more. when the local PLAYERS
the eighth and drew ahead. Rich.
ardson reached first on an error ~ irwin and saccs by
Tor two bases and ardson scored Ward also hit
centre Cunning had held the ball when
Mattimore would have been out He dropped
IL however and Mattimore scored. Two moro rms
added In the ninth inning but neither OF
Q earned. The score
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Trial Of Jacob sharp before Judge Barrett
Rrooklyn Jockey Club races Oravesend, p. M
General rs before Referee Cole, IL o. M
Bedford Farmers Club. katonah, Up. m
Board Of Education .. m. -, o.-.s.
NewYork Philadelphia baseball match, Polo Grouno
d. rorraoa
Chapel. 8 p m. go, $780,. ~ T 4
p. NJ.
Association OF Union Prisoners OF the war "a bA''ery
Armory D. m. .,-,-,-. n.,r,,, chanaI q
Ordination OF the Rev. B. e. Dickhout De"t Chapei
y. 1,.... a. u
Proncrty owners OF Tweny.th and Twenty'four'h
" ards meeting. Kerchofs Hail. y y. m. x.,,..,-.s
Manhattan Athletic Club invitation games Eighty-shtn
st. ana Eighth ave, y. M. ,,..,. om.. o
Board OF kstimate aud Apportonment, Mayors once
p.
Metropoan Louisville baseball match st. George ssi
4 IN.
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BOEORS WON AT THE BARNARD SCHOOL,

The Barnard School, which receives it's name from Dr.
F. A. Barnard president OF Columbia College, held It's
first annual commencement in Harlem last night After
PRAYER had been offered by the Rev DR.. Smyth Of the
Reformed Church, the following exercises took place
Defamation, The Raven" Winfield Rhoades; essay
f. T. Conover Latin ode ii. l.. Fridenberg; declanna-
ton "The Welsh Classic" Willie Is, kymmes; German
lyric c. Feigenspan jr; essay. II. W. Brown French
ode f. W. Bovey; essay II. c. Perrin; defamation,
spartacus." VI. j. Bernheim. $500
DR. smyt in his address TO the boys said that the true
school prepares only for college and business but
for life and that they should look TO II that their time
was not wasted. Every advantage offered for mental;
nhvscal or moral Improvement should be seized and
utilized for they would need them all In lifcs struggle
After the address the following honors, prizes ana
medal. were given: First honor-W. G. Rhoades, {. X.
Stewart, X. W. Brown. VI. j. Bernhem. II H. sla%son'
II W smith; first prizes In English cOmpOsihon-R. W.
Brown II. C. Perrin, T. T. Conover first prizes IN dec
lamaton-W. G. Rhosdes, VI j. Bernheim. W. r. symmesi
medals studente fdelcs-O. l. WEIGH, T. W. BALDWIN,
l. b Rathbone T. D. Mcdonald, II. III. slawsoD. r. W.
smith, g. T. Hill. X. L. Crowd medals, mites hdeles-
G. @ ROYntOn. X. W Brown.
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room CHILDREN AT THE SEASIDE.

The first parties Of the poor children from the tone
mentouses for the seaside have been the Chdren
Aid Society this week On Monday $50 children from the
quarter Of the city, mainly Bohemans Hunga.
and sent 10 the summer Home Bath
l. H. TO the place given by A. Stone 10 The society Tho
aud sight Of the with the
food Of the Home great pleasure TO these little
some friends OF the society have also recently contributed
fine merry go round which will give great pleasure
children YESTERDAY party Of 100 mothers with sick
fans also mainly from the eastern quarter OF the
taken down 10 the Health Home at West Coney Island
This interesting charity founded by ID Wills James and
buildings have been added 10 10 by the Misses
Robert Goelet and Mr.. Fabric small party OF sick
fans also sen yesterday from the Post Graduate Ward
Bellevue Hospital The larger parties OF sick children will
begin toward the end OF the month The society Ia great
need Of funds for This important branch OF It's work
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roy Climax saxony ami Booack were witharawsn nann
Bard II he merely taking MS AZ
coustitntiopai him make tho running and
mum and could get Within hesrIng asansc
blow nr when HAYWARD dismouned Bernnm and Tee DOG
raced Tor the place Tclie Doe winning II by o. neck
FIFTH RAcH-BROoKLYS DERBY THREE-YERAR- OLDs
800 EACH, 81, 500 ADDED 1is NILES
pwyer Brothers CHI O. Hanover. By Hindoo. Bonreon ,
w Jenningss b. Dunboyne. lis ......... ID nohue)
W. L. SCOTS eh Bronzomarte tDorcey) D
Bettng-Hanover TO rs DunIoyne ~ to Bronzomar;e
Banbridge Napa withdrawn This was as mnch
walkover FOR Hanover the June special Tor no
back saddle pulling with all his might
could not persuade Hanover TO go slow enough 70
sembla The colt tho entire dstsnoo wiz,
open and his head in the air 80 tight was en-
Inns pull on the BIT Dunboyn ne easily peat nrohAo' "
the place.
SIXTH RAcE-PURsE $500. SELLING Lie MILES
T. McCagls h. Choctaw, BY sa1onFannie Lnnfo
W & psiy's bi. m, Florence NJ s. McLsughnl
p Mulcahsys oh. Aureoe. l0s ;JSs1nnel
j. waldon's oh. O. Nh Desperandum l0S tMcCarthy( u
ss{ s.Ss. h. STss. sss
D. r. Pultfers Dr. Taxgatherer aged lO8 (Chartcston
y &. Holy's b. c. Argo T. 1l5. DCarey}
Pa.tylls Stables & Lstri,is SnSS @GeS
j. IcMahon's Frank. B.. eyed, o7.....tDonOhuo)
Betfing-Choctaw to l. Florence NJ to J. Aureole 70 l.
MI Dcsperandum 70 olyet!e to Argo 70
10 l. Frankie B. to Lstritia 70 "ahdefmen
70 l. The Owl 10 toll . 40, .u -, en-.
DELAY OF fifteen minutes Q. the post At the fall OF the
nag Choctaw the lead ana never headed winning
easily by length Florence second head before
the No bid for the winner
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NAV WANTED IN MANY QUARTERS

Since Frank Cooke has been confined at Jefferson
Market Prison on the charge OF fraudulcnty obtaining
tricycle. from ID. Rogers Co.. OF Newark v j. iresh
accusers have appeared against him.
Mrs Hannibal OF No 80 south ST. Brooklyn, yesterday
said that he had married her daughter. Mary In l--G
Some time afterward they heard Cooke was fraud ana
had another WIFE when his Brooklyn wife accused
him OF IL he denied II but I'm few days disappeared
d. Rogers Co. afraid Cooke VIII slip from tbelt
grasp before they get requlsiuon They received Won
from Boston officials that Cooke Is also wanted there Tor
swinding Inspector Byrnes hos also had inquiries
about him The prisoner stl insists that he Is per
secuted man and Ii guilty OF no offence.
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TRAgsATLAyTIC TRAVELLERS

Sailed by the Alaska tGuon for Liverpool erday
William S. Archer Albert Bowman George Barnett William
Patrick NJ. Samuel b. Clarke T. ID. Connolly Walter
II. Corson W. Malcolm rowe. T. A de Ia Tore, c. lei.
Greene Richard Harlan and " g. Hawkins, George Hay.
Msnzrcs Robert Morton, J. q A. owen. Major John p.
Riker. Fret Cornell, the Rev George Temer. Gcorrs A..
Shepherd W. b, Hargraves John LaDglos d. NJ. Mrna
maker, Joseph Robinson, Thomas 4. Whowen
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Sor1RE HAs 70 sEcURE 4 VIEW BOyDSMAx

Ronim W. Squire, accommodations OF Public Works.
who ia at large on $4,000 bonds has had desire TO go
N Furopc His bondsman. Martin u. Brown, was I'M
willing 10 remain longer bis bond and yesterday
pqure was surrendered al the District Attorneys once
e presented "a a substitute for Mr.. Brown, Charles
H. Field OF the firm of Guy &. Hotchis' Field Co., OF
ga East Fourteenth st, who said that he owned
III 90 600. The firm Of Guy g. Hotchkiss Field x CO.
is that in which Maurice II. Flynn, who Is Jointly IN
dicted with Squire, has large interest
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK... TUESDAY. JUNE IA. 1887
ARRIVED
amssn with mdss and So cabin and i03 Storage passen
oSESs &c Aryss n % ssP a m With @
to 4TG .ora. Glide At Holmes ha Domingo
Mac9r SANTANA Porto aco Cape Haye1 ans
Co Arrived al the Bar a 8 IN. o,-,..
s S % e CO..
steamer OF Texas. lams. FernandinA days'"h
Couch NsTp0Tb d Msr. and q, Vest Point
drs m.e and %iIam' with ms,s to
BARK Adolf te.r BOcksmsnn Bremen 81 days. with mdse
to order vessel 70 Hermann noop Co. por., 40 a,v,
ssT md SO to o S 81 s.s 70 Bros
d nsrs oTSsT % So.
Jupiter Gen Ssh . Plymouth C 80 days. with emma
da S.r, r n1s sugar order vessel
da g.T As sugar S to
BIS palsy bOyn!9n: Harding sasua ID days. with sugar
ana srs w@ Ia@ar o s. John NF Davis Ar.cau IS
sugar 70 smith sShepPsr vessel cpOl W days,
with sugar to order; vessel u master
sUNsETAs saady Hoes c waS fresh EsEi cloudy Al
CLEARED.
Steamer Philadelphia Hess Iaguayra Puerto Caoeno ana
steamer Victoria tN orr Aarseth. Baracoa- ~
Steamer Aquan (Br) Adair. Belize &c-"iIlams q Kan
steamer Mexico tspanl Carmona. Havana-J Ceballos
steamer city OF Savannah smith, SayannahHenry fonge
steamer Yemassee Pla Charleston and Fernahdiha-"W
stsamer Herman Winter Halett BOSTON, Dimock
Bark Maggie Dart tBr, Edgett Valparaiso farAer *
bark Hyperion (Ausu Consulich Brunswick. Ga-AM
Brig AiaIanta Aldrich Carthagena. UsC-Abiel Abbott
Brs Nora (Brl Muschison. Georgetown. Demo- & ID
Rrg l. W & p Armstrong Alexandra Pointa Ptre-Lw
brig Lillian CBr schlve Georgetown. Dem-rao. Muller
schr Elenora Van Dusen Godfrey Richmond va-Evans,
S"br Frank & Willie tBr) Brown st John MA Heney
scnr e chandler tl3r) Buck Halifax NS-A Heney,,
s,lr Win lsor Packet (Br, Wyman. Freesport-scammen
scnr John II Tingue Burigc Fernandna-Evans. Ball &
Co. ,.
Steamers Alaska for Liverpool Tower HIlL Iondon OF
ranto HULK Effective ~. Mazare; Mexico, havana le'
massee Charleston Wyanoke Richmond John GiDsoh'
Georgetown. DC.
snip OrchOmeps for Calcutta. 49,, >-o,,,
Barks Jafe II for Batavia DuIeep slne LOT sYhey' 40"
Galera for Port spain: Jose ID Bueno Tor MatanIaa
Brig Lllossnd for Wilmington NC
Also ,aed-Va Lone Island Sound-U Steamers Rich
mond and Yantic for Haven; WkesOarre lor
'o''" THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAMBURG. June 4-Arrived steamer Hammonia GER,
Jchwsnzen. from New York June 2 ,,,
MIppLRsBoROUGIl. Juno ll-Saied. steamer Howarden.
(Brl, Wilson. for New YORK.
HARROW June l3-saed. steamer Gendevon iBr. -
for NewfOrk 90 ,, ...... -,.- Mt Il Tan.
Giro Seabury. form san Francisco May 70.
LIZARD l4-Passed steamer Rhynland tbels),
SON. from New.York June 1. on her way 10 Antwerp.
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FILLING HIS POCKETS WITH JEWELRY

The firm of Henry Rosenbatt Il Co., Nos. 100 and 81
Crosby-st for time have been missing goods from
their premises. Yesterday morning at o'clock deec
five. caught John Norton empOyc, coming out OF the
front door his pocket, stuffed with cheap Jewery
worth about $3.50 He confessed and said he In the
habit of getting through the scuttlc in the roof aud
after loading himself walked out at the front door which
was only fastened with snap lock- Justice Smith AZ
the Tombs Police Court held him In II 900 for General
SessiOns..
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THE KyyosRRrpGE ROAD IMPROVEMENT

Mayor Hewitt yesterday returned to the Aldermen the
resolution heretofore adopted In reference to the mac
adamzing OF the Kingsbridgc Road He states mat ne
gave each side hearing which resulted In an agreement
on their part fayorng roadway forty feet VIDE 10 DC
made OF TafOrd foundation with macadam hnlsh ana
gutter OF feet each side making total width OF
forty-cght feet for the street between the crs ana
that the remainder OF the street should he added 10 INC
sidewalk for planting trees. IL was referred 10 the Iom
mittee Streets